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What is the punctuation mark below quotation called?

The punctuation mark below the quotation is called a single prime.

It's often used in scientific writing, mathematics, and programming to distinguish between different versions of a variable or to denote a derivative of a function.

For example:

* x' might represent a different value of the variable x.

* f'(x) might represent the derivative of the function f(x).

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